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AI Algorithm May Differentiate Polyps on CT Colonography

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Adding machine learning-based image analysis allows noninvasive differentiation of benign and premalignant polyps

Model Can Aid Assessment of Multiple Pulmonary Nodules

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Validated machine-based learning model performs better than surgeons, radiologists, CADx for predicting malignancy

Symptoms ID’d That Should Trigger COVID-19 Testing

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Testing people with any of seven key symptoms in the first three days of illness would detect 96 percent of symptomatic cases

Cancer Screening

Mammography-Based AI Model May Predict Breast Cancer Risk

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Discriminatory capacity for accurately identifying high-risk patients improved compared with prior methods

Smartwatch Sensors Could Monitor Parkinson Disease Symptoms

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Motor Fluctuations Monitor for Parkinson's Disease system measurements linked to clinical evaluations of tremor severity

Female Hormone Rx Not Tied to Retinal Vascular Occlusion

AI Algorithms May Fail to Detect Diabetic Retinopathy

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Evaluation of performance on real-world retinal imaging data showed sensitivities varied widely

Maternal Use of Valproic Acid Linked to ASD

Machine Learning Models Can Predict Gestational Diabetes

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Effective discrimination achieved with 73-variable model, seven-variable logistic regression model in early pregnancy

DBT + Synthetic Mammography Better at Repeat Screening

RSNA: Deep Learning Model Can Predict Breast Cancer Risk

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DL model using screening mammography biomarkers can improve accuracy for predicting future breast cancer risk

DBT + Synthetic Mammography Better at Repeat Screening

RSNA: Deep Learning Model Can Predict Breast Cancer Risk

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DL model using screening mammography biomarkers can improve accuracy for predicting future breast cancer risk

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AI Algorithm Can Detect COVID-19 on Chest X-Rays

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Accuracy of 82 percent achieved with DeepCOVID-XR compared with 81 percent for consensus of five thoracic radiologists